OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-5
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-5
Our little slice of motor heaven sits on the original Route 66 in Springfield, Missouri. Did you know Springfield is the birthplace of Route 66? We’re in the heart of America and the heart of classic car country.
Sharing a passion with the public, Route 66 Car Museum is a privately owned car collection located on West College Street in Springfield. Guy Mace started collecting in 1990 when he bought his first Jaguar. Then Guy just kept on collecting.
One of about 50 utilized by generals in the German army. Our model won second place in the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance Prewar Preservation Class. It is 100 percent original, having been stored for over 50 years in South Dakota.
National First Prize winners of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA). This model represents the pinnacle of 1930s.
This car was a popular purchase of period movie stars. This model represents the pinnacle of 1920s.
Packards were sleek cars that were a step up from typical Ford and Chevy models of the time period.
American pop culture has been an important thread in people’s lives around the world. Cars are included in pop culture. At the Route 66 Museum, you can see some iconic automobiles used in blockbuster movies like Back to the Future and Ghostbusters and follow their colorful history.
American pop culture has been an important thread in people’s lives around the world. Cars are included in pop culture. At the Route 66 Museum, you can see some iconic automobiles used in blockbuster movies like Back to the Future and Ghostbusters and follow their colorful history.
Ranging from early brass-era cars and classics from the 1920s and 1930s to vehicles used in cinema such as the Gotham Roadster and the famous truck from the movie Grapes of Wrath, our collection has a vehicle for every car lover’s taste.
The Route 66 Car Museum keeps and maintains seven Jaguars, two Rolls Royces, a 1963 Morgan owned by Desert Storm’s General Norman Schwarzkopf, and more than 75 cars in our garage.
Harken back to a time when cars were cool. See them alongside modern beauties. There’s something fun for everyone here, from old-timers who remember the cars their parents drove to kids who love to see awesome cars up close.
